Sentence examples for nearly decisive from inspiring English sources

That battle, now roughly a year old, appears to have taken a nearly decisive shift.

One of the hallmarks of reperfusion injury is a pronounced swelling of mitochondria, and the extensive opening of mitochondrial permeability transition pores (PTPs) that underlies this swelling (Haworth and Hunter, 1979) is a nearly decisive step on the path to cell demise (Halestrap et al., 2004).

Ethiopia, Somalia and Zimbabwe were most decisive in this development, with Zimbabwe requiring nearly five times more funding.

In practical terms, nearly everyone seems to agree that economic revival and public security are the most decisive issues in the race.

The context in which party leaders make their moves is nearly always decisive.

But the battle was not nearly as decisive as President Lincoln -- and most Civil War historians -- believed it should have been.

Related: Equality groups ready for counterattack against wave of anti-gay bills across US Just a year ago, when a similar religious freedom bill was under consideration in Arizona, a handful of companies joined LGBT advocates in protest, but the reaction was not nearly as decisive – or as overwhelming a national outcry.

Our elections are nearly always decisive in the only vote that matters in the Electoral College.

When he ran for president in 2012, Romney won Utah with 73percentt of the vote, and in his latest race for the Senate, he scored a nearly equally decisive victory, with 63percentt.

It was not nearly anywhere as decisive as Edoardo and his many supporters on the European Tour would have liked.

What matters is that Collet-Serra's nearly trivial yet actually decisive contrivance of stations reflects his procedure throughout the film.